2 ms·

I think this is the real story right here!! If you can't slice thru the red tape in security-breach situations.. When the hell can you, When the nukes are in t

I think this is the real story right here!! If you can't slice thru the red tape in security-breach situations.. When the hell can you, When the nukes are in the air??? > It’s not clear for what reason the DOD took a year to investigate the incident or notify those affected. They take six to twelve months [3] to certify bespoke applications built by contractors to the Navy's spec to run on their networks... a one-year disclosure timeline seems appropriate.

chefandy 3y ago
During a nuclear attack? Don’t be so cynical. I’d be shocked if military leadership failed to anticipate and preemptively address that problem. I’ve never served, but based on my experience working in other parts of the US government, I’ll bet they implemented a stringent, painstakingly documented, metric-focused, multi-step nuclear attack response protocol ensuring all relevant senior officials approve the command structure’s adherence to their in-depth red-tape reduction guidelines defined at some point in the early 80s.